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Inside the Hollywood Hills Valentine’s Party Kristin Cavallari Loved After Fleeing ‘Slutty’ Bash
Kristin Cavallari didn’t have the best start to Valentine’s Day — but one Hollywood Hills party quickly changed that.
The reality star and podcast host recently revealed she walked out of a controversial “Slutty Valentine’s Day Party” after only minutes. But later that night, she found a much better scene at a private Valentine’s Day Soirée hosted by music insiders Tedskilla, Bobby Brackins and Jake Udell.
The exclusive gathering drew an impressive guest list that included Ty Dolla $ign, YG, Shaboozey, Chris Brown, Tyga and DDG.
Cavallari first opened up about her earlier party experience on her podcast Let’s Be Honest with Kristin Cavallari, describing a bizarre dress code and a secret invite process through an app similar to Raya.
Cavallari said she arrived wearing black leather pants and a nude top but quickly realized the party wasn’t for her.
“We were there for, I’m not kidding, four minutes,” she said. “We were like, ‘We gotta get the f— outta here.’”
Fortunately, the Hollywood Hills soirée that followed delivered a completely different vibe.
The home was decorated with roses and trays of chocolate-covered strawberries while guests danced and mingled across the property.
The music lineup felt closer to a mini-festival than a house party. DJs Zoe Gitter and Sophie Grey warmed up the crowd before Ty Dolla $ign joined Toney Handsome for a surprise set.
Their performance mixed hip-hop classics with nostalgic sing-along hits — with the crowd erupting during Blink-182’s “All the Small Things” and Nirvana’s “Smells Like Teen Spirit.”
“Our Valentine’s Day Soirée brought back the feeling of classic L.A. house parties,” Tedskilla said of the night, describing it as a carefully curated mix of music and community.
Ty Dolla $ign was even more direct.
“That s**t was the best vibe in L.A. in forever,” the singer said afterward.
If this party proved anything, it’s that not every invite in Hollywood guarantees a good time — but sometimes the right party is just one hill away.
